Exhibitions

Forgotten Island poses a reflection on artistic creation as an exercise in resistance and questioning, in which the intimate, the private space, and the circumstantial framework itself function as a kind of mapping to address the territory of the communal.

Jannis Kounellis. Labyrinth without Walls draws inspiration from the artist’s childhood in the port of Piraeus, and his connection with the sea as a space for cultural exchange. A key figure in arte povera, the work of Jannis Kounellis (Piraeus, Greece, 1936 - Rome, 2017) is a journey through time, the odyssey of persistence or the obsessive return to ideas that need to be infused with new meaning.